There Is No Suspense In Inevitability.

I'm A Huge Star Trek Fan. I've Seen All The Shows, I've Seen All The Movies, But Ultimately I Just Want A 2-hour Movie That Takes Me To Another Time And Place - Something That Entertains Me.

I Place A Higher Value On Work Ethic Than Talent, Because, In Certain Areas, You Just Need To Cast, You Need To Cast Actors With Talent, You Need To Hire Directors With Talent, But I've Worked With Very Talented People Who Have A Poor Work Ethic, And The Outcome Is Less Desirable Than People Who Are Less Talented And Have An Incredible Work Ethic.

I've Always Believed That A Good Twist Is One That, When It Is Presented To The Audience, Half Of Them Say, 'i Saw That Coming.' And Half Of Them Are Completely And Totally Shocked. Because If You Don't Have The Half That Saw It Coming, Then It Wasn't Fair: You Never Gave The Audience A Chance To Guess It.

If I Went For A Long Period In My Life Where I Was Unemployed And I Was Unable To Make A Living And The Only Way For Me To Basically Provide For My Family Was, "hey, We're Bringing Lost Back!", Then I Would Probably Consider It. But I Feel Like It Would Be A Betrayal To The Fandom, And Myself, To Do Anymore Lost, Because We Had Such An Adequate Period Of Time To End The Show.

I'm Not Sitting Around Thinking Of Ideas For Tv Shows.